Essentially it's 3 groups:
The public school political establishment
The working-class
The public-school/middle-class revolutionaries who try to stir up the working classes but don't really have a stomach for a fight and will just end up joining the establishment:
"Thought you were clever when you lit the fuse,
Tore down the house of commons in your brand new shoes,
Compose a revolutionary symphony,
Then went to bed with a charming young thing."
"What a catalyst you turned out to be,
Loaded the guns then you run off home for your tea,
Left me standing, like a guilty (naughty) schoolboy."...
Essentially it's 3 groups:
The public school political establishment
The working-class
The public-school/middle-class revolutionaries who try to stir up the working classes but don't really have a stomach for a fight and will just end up joining the establishment:
"Thought you were clever when you lit the fuse,
Tore down the house of commons in your brand new shoes,
Compose a revolutionary symphony,
Then went to bed with a charming young thing."
"What a catalyst you turned out to be,
Loaded the guns then you run off home for your tea,
Left me standing, like a guilty (naughty) schoolboy."
Yeah definately an excellent track, and definately about class warfare looked at in a satiricall maner.
I think its also aimed at would be revolutionairies, warning them not to underestimate the Establisment they are up against.
Essentially it's 3 groups: The public school political establishment The working-class The public-school/middle-class revolutionaries who try to stir up the working classes but don't really have a stomach for a fight and will just end up joining the establishment: "Thought you were clever when you lit the fuse, Tore down the house of commons in your brand new shoes, Compose a revolutionary symphony, Then went to bed with a charming young thing." "What a catalyst you turned out to be, Loaded the guns then you run off home for your tea, Left me standing, like a guilty (naughty) schoolboy."...
Essentially it's 3 groups: The public school political establishment The working-class The public-school/middle-class revolutionaries who try to stir up the working classes but don't really have a stomach for a fight and will just end up joining the establishment: "Thought you were clever when you lit the fuse, Tore down the house of commons in your brand new shoes, Compose a revolutionary symphony, Then went to bed with a charming young thing." "What a catalyst you turned out to be, Loaded the guns then you run off home for your tea, Left me standing, like a guilty (naughty) schoolboy."